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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1903

Page

1

New Judicial Circuit Proposed to Ease Court Congestion

A Montgomery meeting of senators and county representatives in the Seventh judicial circuit discussed creating a new circuit to relieve crowded dockets. Judge John Pelham and Circuit Solicitor C C Whitson attended as bills abolishing county courts in Cleburne and Clay counties shift work to the circuit court. Lawmakers also considered extra terms at other sites, forcing Pelham to work thirteen half months this year. The conference urged introducing a bill to form a new circuit covering parts of Pelham and Denson districts.

Montgomery Seventh Judicial Circuit Supreme Court John Pelham Ciscuit C. C. Whitson Cleburne Clay Counties Pelham Judge Pelham N. D. Denson

Faith Healer Defies City Medicine Orders

Seven year old daughter of Rev Ellenberg, leader of a holiness band, lies seriously ill with typhoid in a grove tent. City Physician Smith treats her by order of Mayor Henderson after Ellenberg refused care. Ellenberg jailed for disorderly conduct. band ordered to leave city by morningbound.

Ellenberg Holiness Band Union Despot Smith Henderson

It Saved His Leg by Bucklen Amica Salve Claim

P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a running sore on his leg. Bucklen's Amica Salve cured it in five days. Claimed to heal ulcers wounds piles. Care guaranteed. Sold by West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co. ers.

P. A. Danforth LaGrange Bucklen West End Miller Drug Co

Hand Wages Suit Over Hays Company Funds

William T. Hand of Jenifer Alabama sues in the District Supreme Court to recover 20000 alleging he is a creditor of the Hays Consolidated Mining Milling and Lumber Company. He seeks an injunction against treasurer J W Whelpley and secretary A C Booth and a receiver to control the company’s assets. Hand bought 4000 shares for 20000 after being misled by officers and the company prospectus which claimed 75000 acres of land though the firm holds about 17000 acres worth 16000. The prospectus states a 5000000 capitalization.

Washington Willaim T. Hand Jenifer Ala Supreme Court of the District Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling and Lumber Company J. W. Whelpley A. C. Booth Hand

Teachers Institute Concludes At Court House

The two day teachers institute at the courthouse closed this morning after large attendance and engaging sessions on topics of interest to the profession.

Subscriptions Grow for $10,000 Arniston Industry

The Evening Star reports $2,300 raised toward a $10,000 Arniston industry funding drive with 17 donors. W. W. Stringfellow of the First National Bank pledged $500 and a matching future contribution, signaling broad local support and a push to secure the full amount quickly.

Arniston Evening Star

Kaplan Talks of Mohammedans in Eastern Europe

L H Kaplan recounts experiences from Poland under Russian rule and his voyage to Odessa in 1874 at age sixteen. He contrasts Eastern European turmoil with his pursuit of freedom, warning against Turkish rule and describing hardships travelers faced under strict passes. Continued on Sth page.

Epitok Evening Star Europe Mohamedan Poland Warsaw

Car Works Start on Next Thursday

The Southern Car and Foundry plant in Avnsisten will begin operations Thursday morning September 17, with six hundred workers initially and most departments resuming work except the rolling mill and foundry. Large contracts remain to be completed over several months, and a few laborers began cleaning up today in preparation for resumption.

Southern Car and Foundry Company Avnsisten

Mrs Chastine Dies At Home After Illness Of Six Weeks

Mrs M J Chastine died at her Fifteenth Street home this morning at 2 o clock after a six week illness. The remains go to Summerville Georgia tomorrow morning for interment. She was a devoted church member and bore her illness with Christian fortitude. She leaves four sons Messrs W M, C B O P, and B T Chastine.

M. J. Chastine Fifteenth Street Summerville Chastine Messrs. W.M B. T. Chastine

Newsome Plans Seminary Study After Oxford College

Rev. R. G. Newsome and family of Russellville Arkansas visit relatives in Ward 5. He contemplates entering the Theological Seminary at Lebanon Tennessee on October first and will study three years to complete the course. Newsome is a graduate of Oxford College, class of 797.

R. G. Newsome Russelville Ark Newsome Theological Seminary Lebanon Tenn Oxford College

Bath at Finley's Barber Shop Eases Hot Day Blues

A simple soak or bath at Finley's Barber Shop offers welcome relief on hot days. The local spot is praised for quick service and a refreshing, cooling break from heat.

Finley

Levy's Large Stock Woolens At Fall Winter Sale

Before you order your fall and winter suits see Levy's large stock woolens featuring the latest patterns and fabrics for new season wardrobe.

Levy

Schools To Open Monday In City System

The public schools will open Monday morning with examinations and assignments in progress. More children have applied for admission, and several schools will be led by teachers including Leighton Avenubhoo, Miss Margaret Lea, Miss Fannie Lee Davis, and others across grades one through ninth at Pine Avenue and the Negro School with staff names listed.

Leighton Avenubhoo Margaret Lea Fannie Lee Davis Marion al McCracken Prof Muel Peleham Augustus Bogard Eig

Stomach Ailment Relief Promised by Local Drugstore Tablets

D L Beach of Nook Farm Greenfield reports long stomach trouble. After a few days of taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets he feels much better. If stomach trouble persists, try a box. price 25 cents. sold by J U Wikle, druggist.

D. L. Beach

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Denson Teachers Institute Sternes Grocery Stringfellow The First National Bank Anniston of Ceived Niston Annis L. H. Kaplan Odessa Black Sea Georgia R. H. Newsome Lebanon, Tenn Pine Avenue Sc Ethel Randolph Ethel Ledbe Annie Bré E P. Frazier Della C. Moses E. Moses Owse Love Drug Company
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